On April 14, US Treasury Secretary Basant stated that the US should 'watch and wait' before cutting interest rates. The economic situation was very strong during January and the months of January and February. (US financial media Semafor)
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US Treasury Secretary Basant: The US Should 'Watch and Wait' Before Cutting Rates
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